Contents
- 1 What are the different types of SharePoint Object Models?
- 2 Where to find sharepoint client-side object model?
- 3 How does the search function work in SharePoint?
- 4 How to use SharePoint Client object model ( CSOM )?
- 5 How to change the profile picture in SharePoint?
- 6 Where do I find user profile properties in SharePoint?
- 7 How to create a client object in SharePoint?
Different types of SharePoint client object model 1 .Net client object model (C#.Net) 2 JavaScript client object model (jsom) 3 Rest API 4 Silverlight client object model 5 Windows Phone client object model
The Mobile client-side object model contains some functionality that is specific to phones, such as APIs that enable a phone app to register for notifications from the Microsoft Push Notification Service. The required dlls are found inside %ProgramFiles%\\Common Files\\Microsoft Shared\\web server extensions\\15\\TEMPLATE\\LAYOUTS\\ClientBin folder.
How to access the search API in SharePoint?
Therefore, your client code first needs to access the SharePoint CSOM and then access the Search in SharePoint CSOM. For more information about the SharePoint CSOM and the ClientContext class, which is the entry point to the CSOM, see Complete basic operations using SharePoint client library code.
Search in SharePoint includes a client object model that enables access to search results for online, on-premises, and mobile development. The Search in SharePoint CSOM is built on the SharePoint CSOM. Therefore, your client code first needs to access the SharePoint CSOM and then access the Search in SharePoint CSOM.
You can use the SharePoint client object model (CSOM) to retrieve, update, and manage data in SharePoint. SharePoint makes the CSOM available in several forms:.NET Framework redistributable assemblies
Where to find Silverlight object model in SharePoint?
The Silverlight client object model dlls are presented inside %ProgramFiles%\\Common Files\\Microsoft Shared\\web server extensions\\15\\TEMPLATE\\LAYOUTS\\ClientBin folder. Microsoft.SharePoint.Client.Silverlight.dll
User profile properties from client APIs are read-only (except the profile picture, which you can change by using the PeopleManager.SetMyProfilePicture method). If you want to change other user profile properties, you must use the server object model.
User properties and user profile properties provide information about SharePoint users, such as display name, email, title, and other business and personal information. In client-side APIs, you access these properties from the PersonProperties object and its UserProfileProperties property.
How to use CSOM in SharePoint Client object model?
In CSOM SharePoint, there is no direct method that will return whether the list is presented or not. If the list does not exist then when we run the context.ExecuteQuery (); it will go to the exception block and it will return a message like below:
We pass the URL the SharePoint site in ClientContext. So now, we have our context. We need an object to represent the current site so that is var web = context.web. Note − Remember, this object is just an empty shell, so we need to load the web objects by using context.load and pass the web object.